Surfers across the world are always looking for the perfect board, and the surfboard your choose should be a reflection of your size and Surfing goals. Smaller surfers obviously need smaller boards, but the size of your board will also depend on the type of surfing you want to do. Read on for information on a few types of boards and how to find the best one for you.
Surfboards that are less than seven feet in length are called shortboards, and they are best for aggressive surfers who want to rip through waves. Because of the manner in which shortboards are used, they are best for experienced surfers.
Longboards, on the other hand, are greater than seven feet long. They are great for beginner surfers because they can be controlled more easily. Longboards are meant to be used in small to medium-sized waves. One of the mistakes novice surfers make it buying a board that is beyond their skill level. There's no reason to opt for the best surfboard on the market if you can't properly use it. A foam longboard is really all any beginner needs.
It is important to note that the size of the surfer can drastically change the size of the board you need. A very small beginner surfer can get away with a six-foot board, or even smaller, even though that is technically characterized as a shortboard. Larger riders can go as long as nine feet or more.
Think about the type of waves you plan to ride. In addition to their height, consider the speed. For slow waves, a longer, thicker board is probably better. Longer and thicker boards provide more paddling power, and they can also give more speed in slow waves. If you plan to surf in big waves and want to perform a lot of turns, look for a wide board.
Lastly, consider other features, such as the surfboard's leash. A leash is needed for all beginner and intermediate surfers.
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There are 259 surfboard manufacturers in the U.S.A.
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If you use the wrong resin on a surfboard, you could scratch it and ruin your surfboard. Be careful about what resin you use.
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